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3 repositories tagged with copilot

Topic: copilot
gh-aw: Automating GitHub Workflows with AI Agents

gh-aw: Automating GitHub Workflows with AI Agents

GitHub Agentic Workflows (gh-aw) is a powerful GitHub CLI extension that enables AI-powered repository automation. It allows developers to define intelligent, agentic workflows using Markdown with YAML frontmatter, which are then compiled into standard GitHub Actions workflows. This tool complements traditional CI/CD by handling tasks requiring reasoning or interpretation, such as issue triage and pull request reviews, leveraging AI engines like GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.

Analyzed Aug 29, 2026
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Awesome Agent Skills: A Curated Directory for AI Coding Agents

Awesome Agent Skills: A Curated Directory for AI Coding Agents

Awesome Agent Skills is a comprehensive directory of skills, tools, and plugins designed for AI coding agents. It stands out by covering various agent skill ecosystems, including Agent Skills (SKILL.md), MCP servers, Cursor rules, and more, all in one centralized location. This resource helps developers and AI enthusiasts discover and implement capabilities across different AI agent platforms.

Analyzed Aug 20, 2026
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Amurex: Your AI Meeting Copilot for Enhanced Productivity

Amurex: Your AI Meeting Copilot for Enhanced Productivity

Amurex is an open-source AI meeting copilot designed to enhance productivity in work and life. This Chrome extension seamlessly integrates with meeting platforms like Google Meet and MS Teams, offering real-time suggestions, smart summaries, and full meeting transcripts. It helps users automate busywork, manage follow-up actions, and stay focused on important discussions.

Analyzed Oct 23, 2025
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